Facebook’s Zuckerburg is now a married man Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg capped the week of a lifetime, changing his own status to married Saturday after wedding Priscilla Chan just a day after his company went public, he announced. |
Cloud storage isn’t as secure as you think – report Those wanting to make sure their documents and photos do not fall into the hands of strangers should make sure to encrypt any files saved in cloud services. |
Best selling games in SA by platform Gfk statistics for March 2012 reveal the best-selling games by platform at SA retail |
Will life insurance with your broadband succeed? Vodacom to enter the insurance market, link products to telecommunications offerings |
Top gaming news this week (14 – 19 May) MyGaming brings you a roundup of the biggest gaming news this week (14 - 19 May): Diablo III is out the door, and Max Payne made his appearance as well. |
Prepare for mobile price war: Holdsworth John Holdsworth says that between Cell C and AppChat, consumers are in for a heck of a ride when it comes to mobile prices |
SpaceX launch aborted SpaceX scrubbed the highly anticipated launch of its Dragon capsule due to a rocket engine problem. |
Facebook falls flat on first day of trading The historic initial public offering of Facebook Inc did not go as planned |
SpaceX prepares for launch SpaceX is poised to launch its Dragon capsule to the International Space Station today, in what may be a historic mission for private spaceflight. |
Plan your .joburg, .capetown and .durban domains UniForum SA has applied for four new domains from ICANN: .africa, .joburg, .durban and .capetown |
Mark Zuckerberg gets married at surprise wedding Less than 100 people arrived at the Facebook CEO's Palo Alto, Calif., home today thinking they were there for his girlfriend's graduation ceremony. Instead, the two shared their vows. [Read more] |
Here's how desperately cities want Apple stores According to a report, Apple gets hugely preferential leases just to open its stores in certain cities and locations. Why is anyone surprised? [Read more] |
China to Google: Android must remain open In OKing the Google-Motorola merger, regulators in China stipulate that Google must make the Android OS free and open for five years. [Read more] |
Do hybrid cars kill you with silence? This summer, the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration will begin creating guidelines for the minimum amount of noise a car engine can emit -- at lower speeds hybrid and electric cars cause too many accidents. [Read more] |
Are people more honest when they text? A study at the University of Michigan suggests not only that we are likely to tell the truth when we let our fingers do the talking, but that we're also more likely to give more detailed and precise answers to questions. [Read more] |
China clears Google, Motorola merger: Deal to close 'within days' Following China's approval of the deal, Google is set to acquire smartphone maker Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion as soon as this coming week. [Read more] |
Wife nixes hubby who didn't alter Facebook status to 'married' An Indian woman wonders how she can possibly trust her husband. After all, two months into their marriage, he still hasn't changed his Facebook status. [Read more] |
Getting in on the secret of Pixar's 'hidden' speakeasy A Pixar animator opened a small access door in his office, got on his hands and knees, and crawled through the opening to discover a "secret" room. The rest, as they say, is history. [Read more] |
This week in Crave: The Facebook phone home edition The world kept moving ahead of Friday's Facebook stock debut, which, it turned out, wasn't all that spectacular. Did you manage to tear yourself away from the IPO coverage? [Read more] |
The best headphones in the world? Audeze LCD-3 headphones are made in the U.S.A., and like the best cars, clothes, and everything else high-end, they're expensive. [Read more] |













































